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This caught my eye immediately! Although I haven’t studied it closely yet (which a teacher better do, or she might get caught with being careless!), it looks like a great tool to use in social studies and for the skill of interpreting graphics. I’m looking forward to examining it more closely. 🙂 It’s also just so—appealing!
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